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The committee will receive an informational presentation regarding the city's ongoing efforts to adapt to flood risks. This is an update on city-wide strategy rather than a specific decision-making item. Members of the Environment and Public Safety commissions have been invited to attend for informational purposes.

The city is seeking authorization to apply for provincial funding under the OASIS program. This grant would support projects aimed at mitigating the effects of climate change, specifically heat waves and heavy rainfall.

The City is applying for provincial funding to create a comprehensive plan to adapt the territory to flood risks. This initiative aims to improve resilience and protect infrastructure and residents from future flood events.

The Civil Security Bureau (BSC) provided an update on the 2025 spring flooding response. The city implemented preventive measures, including sandbag distribution and door-to-door awareness, for approximately 65 homes at risk. The situation was successfully managed and de-escalated by May 7, with a feedback session scheduled for June 19.

The City is initiating the development of a comprehensive flood adaptation plan to better protect the territory from future flooding events. This is a major strategic initiative for the city's long-term resilience.

This item involves the transfer of a property located at 3, rue Adélard to the City, related to flood mitigation efforts in the Pointe-Gatineau district.

The city is acquiring a flood-prone property at 3, Rue Adélard for $1.00. The owner, Suzanne Quesnel, is participating in a provincial government financial assistance program for flood victims, which requires the transfer of the vacant land to the municipality following the demolition of the residence.